Ukraine's Foreign Ministry announced that President Volodymyr Zelenskyy will lead the country's delegation to the UN General Assembly in New York. Earlier, Marco Rubio suggested that Zelenskyy may meet with U.S. President Donald Trump during the Assembly session. https://censor.net/ua/n3574615

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The drone forces destroyed three enemy air defense systems worth $80-90 million. In August, the operators of the 412th Nemesis Regiment captured two Tor-M2 air defense missile systems, a launcher of the Buk-M3 air defense missile system, and a radar station from the Buk-M2 air defense missile system. https://censor.net/ua/news/3574599/sbs-znyschyly-try-ustanovky-ppo-protyvnyka
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Taisiia, 15, Sumy, starts each day checking Telegram for strikes. A Shahed destroyed her theater, her second home. She still copies pop idols’ style. “I want to live my teenage life as much as possible, not just remember the war,” she says. 5X

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Volodymyr, 16, Khodoriv, became school president and deputy youth council head. He wins grants and resists Soviet-era teachers who call his group a “sect.” “The war pushed me to act. Without it, my life would be school, homework, TikTok,” he says. 4/

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Sofia, 17, buried her mother in occupied Vovchansk. Multiple sclerosis needed constant drugs, but Russians blocked the road. Cut off, her mother died in bed. Later shelling destroyed their home. “We lost our life,” she says. Even cemeteries are in ruins. 3/

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Illia, 17, split with his pro-Russian father and left home. In Kharkiv, he trains soldiers to fly drones. “There’s pleasure in killing enemies,” he admits, though he fears he no longer changes history. He still dreams of making a global contribution. 2/

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Olina, 15, hides in her room since a russian missile destroyed her school in Lozova. Bullied by classmates and cut off from teachers. “I often cry uncontrollably. I can’t sleep at night. Adult life is terrifying,” she says, as psoriasis worsens, – Kyiv Independent. 1/

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